organizers

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How to start a new PythonSchool chapter

First, open an issue on this repo asking to get added as a chapter organizer

Your issue should say something like this (not everything is required but it's nice to tell us a little about yourself so you don't come across as a total stranger):

Hi, I would like to start a nodeschool chapter for [name of geographic community]. I am [@your twitter name] on twitter and work at/on . I will be co-organizing this chapter with [names of other organizers]. I have been using Node.js for 6 months and would like to help others learn as well. *

The chapter name should preferably be the name of the city, where the workshops will be held. Alternatively the area should be small, but yet meaningful, e.g princeton instead of new-jersey or usa. Also the repo name should be short and all lowercase.

An existing Owner will have to respond and create your Chapter repository for you

Once you are an organizer follow these instructions to set up your NodeSchool chapter:

1 You should have been added to the team called chapter-organizers and should have access to edit the new chapter repo, e.g. https://github.com/pythonschoolio/kyiv

2 Each chapter can set up their own gh-pages branch on their org and github pages will automatically route rubyschoolio/<reponame> to it

For example we have Oakland and Berlin.